What kind of relationship would a mouse and a rabbit have?
A. competitive relationship
B. communalistic relationship
C. mutuality relationship
D. parasitic relationship

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What kind of relationship would a mouse and a rabbit have?
A. competitive relationship
B. communalistic relationship
C. mutuality relationship
D. parasitic relationship

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Kalahiraid Kalahiraid · Answer 1

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The mouse and rabbit both have a competitive relationship. They both have a place in a similar class. They are in the group of mammalia. There are environmental connections of which two are oppositional and four are harmonious. The oppositional connections are predation and rivalry.

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W0lf93id W0lf93id · Answer 2

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Mouse and rabbit both eat grass, and thus have a competitive relationship in a food web. They belong to the same class, mammalia. They are then are used as a mode of nutrition by the animals like owls, etc. Both are herbivores, and are first order consumers.

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